A bronze coin showing Augustus and Agrippa

1. Legend: IMP DIVI F P P (= Imperator, son of the god, father of his country. (The god mentioned here is the deified Julius Caesar)).
2. Augustus and Agrippa: Agrippa on the left, wearing a postal crown (a symbol of naval victory) and Augustus on the right, wearing a laurel wreath (a symbol of military victory). They are back to back.

Reverse

1. Legend: COL NEM (= Colonia Nemausus, the ancient name of Nîmes. (Veterans from the campaigns of Augustus were settled in the colony.))

2. A chained crocodile: A crocodile chained to a palm branch represents the conquest of Egypt (i.e. the defeat of Cleopatra and Mark Antony, and the acquisition of Egypt as a province).